Alessia Cara

The single came out in 2015, when she was 19 years old. The track was highly praised by critics as well as listeners. The song peaked at number 19 at both Canadian Hot 100 as well as Billboard Hot 100. Even Rolling Stone named the hit one of the Best Songs of 2015. At the same time when she dropped Know It All. Scars to Your Beautiful, one of her five original songs that was featured in the Billboard Charts including Billboard Hot 100 for Canada, and Billboard 200 for Canada's Album Charts. This track was special due to her interview with Rap-Up that she conducted, many of people who listened to her music could connect to her experiences of learning to love themselves as well as doubting herself. Cara's songs contain messages of love self-love, self-love and mental wellness. All of it is a result of her personal journey as she has been battling mental health issues and insomnia. When she spoke to Reuters the singer said that her album was "half tumultuous" as well as "half flawless". Her growth was aided by a therapy. She encourages others when they need to ask for help. Alessia Cara, a Canadian musician, was born in Canada on 11 July 1996, was a daughter of Italian descent parents. Alessia Cara's parents bought her an instrument when she was 10. It was the beginning of her journey with music. A few years later, at the age of 13 she began performing her favourite songs through YouTube a major media platform to show the world that she possessed the talent skills and courage to become an artist. Sweater Weather is among these covers which led to her being noticed by EP Entertainment. This record label allowed her create the songs she wrote herself.

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